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by dqv 8y ago
https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/tree/v4-without-jquery Maybe try to see if this is complete enough to work.
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by dqv 8y ago
> For new projects does it make more sense to leave this framework behind, even though it was brilliant in its day? No. It doesn't make sense. Bootstrap has turned into a utility library. What I do is import the SCSS utilities and m
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by dqv 8y ago
>- They mention that the tiers have 1, 5, or 10 users supported. Is this concurrent users? Does "user" even mean phone call recipient in this case, or is it just someone who's _dispatching_ the Upcall calls? I assumed user
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by dqv 8y ago
The problem is that there is a conflation between misogyny and genuine inquiry about social justice and the methods employed to achieve it. I was so disappointed to see how many people didn't even read Damore's article before admo
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by dqv 8y ago
>I don't really see its claims about flagging borne out I think the posts disappear from the frontpage when they get flagged, so it's hard to verify. But I've seen it. I'll come to discussion that I think are interest
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by dqv 8y ago
> HPPD is almost certainly a real disorder. I just looked that up and have assumed it was normal for most of my life. Sometime around when I was 3-5 years old, I was laying in bed, looking up up at the wall and noticed this visual noise.
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by dqv 8y ago
> For instance, asked to “repeat the last four numbers,” it restates the phone number in its entirety. It’s not a flaw, exactly, but it does show a simple place where the system is pushed to its limitations with regard to the understandi
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by dqv 8y ago
Hi. This is really cool and I can tell you put a lot of work into it. I noticed when tabbing through the dashboard that many of the elements have disabled focus styles. This can make the dashboard less accessible to users who need visual in
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by dqv 8y ago
>Scientists also don't understand what it is about higher CO2 that causes plants to become less nutritious, Ziska says, though they have some theories. Dude. Look at the soil, not the plant. Maybe the beneficial bacteria/worms&
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by dqv 8y ago
I'm okay with this trade off instead of having to do Variable0, Variable1, ..., VariableN. It would be cool to have an option to turn off rebinding for those who don't want it (and then not requiring the pin).
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by dqv 8y ago
https://i.imgur.com/9uI6zbt.png This is where I assumed the article ended. It's just bad presentation, not bad journalism. Pointless whitespace that makes it seem like the article is over irks me.
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by dqv 8y ago
The article is reporting on an unspecified question asked of unspecified developers. It's another version of "people are saying..." which Fox News popularized. It's just not satisfying without some other detail - like wh
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by dqv 8y ago
No questions like > Okay, what percentage is canceled and what percentage is frozen? How many of these projects were actually going to happen anyway? which were informed by the poster's past experience with public interaction throug
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by dqv 8y ago
What she said resonates with millennials in general. A lot of our parents worked dissatisfying jobs to give us a (relatively) comfortable lifestyle. They instilled this ideal of not choosing a dissatisfying job and instead finding our dream
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by dqv 8y ago
The case is available online through WebCivil Supreme [0] if you want to read more about the case. [0] https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/FCASSearch?param=P
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by dqv 8y ago
They shouldn't do this. One time I made an order with a few things, but namely cat litter and an (expensive) air filter. The cat litter and air filter were cutely packaged together with no protection for the air filter. Of course the a
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by dqv 8y ago
>where they did not control the claimed number. That's the thing though, a lot of times they don't control the spoofed number, but there's a legitimate use case for spoofing it. Authorization to spoof is not the same as
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by dqv 8y ago
>had authorization for the spoofed number You didn't make this clarification in your first post. In the first two examples, they don't control the claimed number, which is what I was responding to. >I'm suggesting a fin
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by dqv 8y ago
>Is there a compelling reason to allow such spoofs? A few use cases to spoof the number: * Appointment reminder systems - if I see the caller ID is from my doctor's office, I'm going to pick it up and hear the reminder. When th
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by dqv 8y ago
So you know that law? Conway's law? There is a kind of inverse in certain niche industries where the communication structure of the organizations is a result of the software . Like the people are as rigid/dysfunctional as the sof
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by dqv 8y ago
I don't think it's heavy language lock in at all. If I need to do something in Python, I have options like pyrlang[0] and rabbitmq[1]. In fact, parsing in Elixir is not nearly as mature as what is provided in Python. I need to par
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by dqv 9y ago
I think it has to do with how much (quality) content she puts out there. She posts consistently, which helps build an audience. That audience posts her stuff to HN and also upvotes her posts when they see them on HN.
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by dqv 9y ago
>be able to store it, or use it for any purpose I didn't even consider that dimension to this issue. The authorization doesn't say anything about whether it will store the data.
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by dqv 9y ago
>Ah yes, and what exactly are they doing with this information? I can't imagine how much less explicit this could be. I would have appreciated less smugness, but I get your point. The permissions request should go further and say h
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by dqv 9y ago
>If you asked 1,000 facebook users what they had consented to, they probably would not think that they had consented to that. SomeFacebookApp is requesting permission to do the following: Access my basic information: Includes my name,
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by dqv 9y ago
Those unfortunately don't fit all window sizes. If you need custom sizes, a company called BlackoutEZ makes the same product but let's you pick the size. I can attest to these blackout covers making daytime sleep not hell. I don&#
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by dqv 9y ago
MIAB is a great piece of software. I've been using it for a little longer than two years and it's a pleasure to use. Updating is easy and I've had no problems with it since the first install. It is rock-solid and reliable.
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by dqv 9y ago
Fake names and fake avatars. They feel safe that no one is going to find them offline.
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by dqv 9y ago
I'm glad to hear they're doing well in the featurephone market. It's nice to have a phone that has great call quality, long battery life, and can actually play FM radio. I hope they keep selling in the US market.
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by dqv 9y ago
From the business side, it doesn't make sense. As a consumer, I pick PayPal if it's an option. It's an additional layer of consumer protection. I also have a PayPal prepaid card that generates card numbers on the fly so I can

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